Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-01
SPRING CHANGES.
Some business and Professional Removals

Some Business and Professional Removals
Jetted Down.
This is April first, and the day set aside
by American custom as the one upon
which people who desire, annually
change their place of residence, although
some even many people change oftener
than that, for various reasons. Even those
who do not move, either commence or AT
least make arrangements to commence
doing their annual spring cleaning, aud
taken altogether the season, like police
mans lot, is not q. pleasant one, hut is full
of worry and trouble, cold meals, and
other little hardships incident upon spring
moving. Besides the many changes
made by families there have been and are
to be great many business removals, and
it IS the mission of this article to deal en-
tirely with these. Following will be
found q brief mention of some of the most
prominent changes.
Mrs. Ziegenielder, confectionery, from
GO Twelfth street to 1898 Market street.
w. J. Lukens, jeweler, from 1929 to 1853
Main.
w. II. Caldwell, Justice of the Peace,
from Chaphne street to 1920 Market street,
up stairs.
]. Brilles, clOthier, from 1l5S Main to
corner of Market and Twelfth.
L. T. Busbey to 1859 Market.
Mansbarger, Lott & McKown, plumb
ers, from 40 to 81 Twelfth street, formerly
occupied by J. T. Lincb, who has quit
business.
Billiard Printing House from 1911 and
1913 to 1927 Main street.
DR.. George Caddle from 1917 to 1918
Market street.
Singer Sewing Machine Company from
1917 Market to 20 Twelfth street.
Z. L. Nicoll, art store, from 1910 to 1922
Market
DR.. Geo. C. Milligan, dentist, from 1l43
Market to McLain's Block.
Geo. L. burst will occupy the building
1917 Market, rs soon as necessary improve
ments are made.
Baer's coffee roasting establishment TO
Mendel & Co.'S old furniture factory on
Eoif street.
Lutz Bros. laundry to the North End
rink; will have an Office down town.
Ed, Wagner, grocer, moved to 2lO9
Main.
Noble Bros, gents furnishing goods,
from 1904 Market to 40 Twelfth.
c. w. Tunt from 1921 to 1927 Market.
Henry Jacobs & Co. open wholesale
store in ll5S Main street
VIM. P. Bachman, millinery, from 1923
Main to % Eleventh.
VIII Weir will open hat and gents
furnishing goods store in 1910 Market,
under Mcclure.
Martin Thornton from 1924 Market to
the New Cafe Brunswick, 1875 and 1887
Market street, where he is elegantly fitted
up.
Wheeling Natural Gas Company from
the Reilly Block to 1425 Chapline street.
A large number of the legal fraternity
have also changed quarters, Caldwell &
Caldwell have moved from Odd Fellows
Hall to a room over the German Bank on
Market street; Col. Robert White has an
Office in the building 1425 Chapline
street, second floor; George r. E.
Gilchrist has gone into the
Daniel Peck building, l404 Chapline street;
Dovener & ElsOn will occupy the building
1902 Chapline street; Justice Ralph Ankle
will also have an Office in the same build
ing; MeSsrs. VIM. p Hubbard, Russell &
Stifel and W. J. W. COwden have been in
their new quarters, 1921 Chapline street,
for some time; Frame & Holt will move
into the Reilly Block, corner Market and
Fourteenth. Besides these many other
changesmay be made, but in an afternoons
whirl these were all that were picked up.
Many Of the business places and offices are
being renovated and improved in an ex-
cellent manner, and the whole business
portion of the town will put on a brighter
appearance.